My Ability Care

06/06/2024

Sometimes we need to hear feel good stories!

For the last month, one of our participants has been working hard to establish her small business in arts and craft.

She is extremely brilliant in what she does. Her small business is about creating designs for your special occasion or for your business - she can do business cards, pens and anything you are interested in.

We celebrated her launch yesterday with her friends and other housemates. We are so proud of her and her achievement.

If you have a special occasion and you want something special done for your occasion, you can contact her on 0414717693 or Seachkellie3@gmail.com

02/11/2022

It is so easy to lose focus at work but having worked in Organisational Psychology I can definitely say these tips definitely work. In fact, there is a plethora of research that suggest this works with the right amount of consistency.

02/11/2022

It can be quite difficult to make a genuine apology. Our natural defense mechanisms coupled with our personality traits make it difficult to apologise for something you may have done intentionally or unintentionally. There are times where you will be in denial and times where you will think that you will make it worse by apologising. Research has shown that effective and genuine apology can actually make the situation a lot better and give people a sense of confidence to do it again when the time arises.

If you have been in a situation where you need to apologise then incorporating the 6 R’s will be helpful.

Recognition: recognising the mistake and the harm it caused someone else.

Responsibility: an admission of the responsibility and fault.

Regret: an expression of regret and sympathy.

Reasons: an explanation of what happened, how you felt and your own errors in the situation.

Redress: an explanation of what is being done to fix the mistake and/or problem to prevent it from happening again.

Release: in some circumstances, requesting a forgiveness if you were never at fault.

31/10/2022

Some tips on helping you get through the day. The key is always to be consistent in your practice. It is easy to lose focus and go back into old habits. Habits have been created over a long period of time and it becomes ingrained in you so walking away from that will become difficult. But trying to create a more consistent approach in managing your stresses throughout the day will be helpful for you. Change in habits don’t happen over night, it happens when practices are consistent, regular and become a part of your every day life.

10/10/2022

Mental Health Awareness for People with a Disability!

30/09/2022

https://fb.watch/fRZOq8jcwV/

16/09/2022

My Ability Care. Your Choice - Your Future!
SIL Vacancies- Western Sydney
Mount Druitt: Newly built, Fully Self-contained units under 1 roof. close to shops and transport.
Richmond: Newly renovated house.
All our SIL has amazing support staff 24/7
At My Ability Care, We aim for all our participants to reach their goals and dreams.
For more information contact Danielle.whitby@myabilitycare.com.au

04/09/2022

We are Hiring!!!

For more information please email: ghazal.hanifi@myabilitycare.com.au

10/08/2022

The price that young people have to pay to understand their self worth and feel respected is determined by everyone else in some cultures. We constantly tell our children that they have to be a certain way, that they have to act a certain, that they have to talk a certain way otherwise they will become the topic of conversation at everyone’s household.

That’s so damaging to young kids especially when they are trying so hard to develop self esteem and self worth in a society that is constantly changing.

Why is it that we place so much emphasis on what other people think of us?

Psychologically, majority of us do this because we want peoples approval. The need to seek approval is for us to gain some kind of self esteem, to make ourselves feel good about who we are, to make ourselves feel good about how we have raised our children and how much we have achieved in life because it gives us reputation, a sense of pride and the ability to be the best amongst your own family members. People like the idea of others looking at their glory and will not be able to stand shame, embarrassment or even downgrading of their reputation. But during the process, they lose their children who will continue to struggle to please other people and seek their approval.

If you’re a product of this then the breaking that cycle begins with you. Let your children develop their own sense of individuality instead of making them seek the pleasure and approval of others to determine their self worth.

13/07/2022

Congratulations to Jayme Richardson on the arrival of their baby boy. We wish her all the very best. Jayme has been a wonderful support for my ability care and we couldn’t have been happier for her.

07/07/2022

My Ability Care has over 20 years of combined experience in the disability. Established in 2018 to provide sustainable and effective services to people with ...

23/06/2022

The BEST Intern Opportunity – Provisional Psychology Internship (4+2 or 5+1)

Provisional Psychology Interns
• Internship opportunity including supervision and training
• Sustainable model of support over the period of your internship with My Ability Care, enabling you to meet requirements and pass your exam for registration
• Accelerated learning opportunities
• 4+2, 5+! And those who have already commenced internships are encouraged to apply

Are you looking to secure an internship to complete your general registration? Why not join an organisation with a wealth of clinical knowledge across all areas of mental health, and learn skills in a multitude of settings!

My Ability Care is committed to growing a strong, skilled local workforce to help meet the mental health and disability needs of people.
We offer a sustainable model of support that will enable you to gain experience and make real connections whilst completing your internship. You will be well-supported through our capacity to deliver all elements of supervision – which includes clinical, group and field modes, as well as core professional development training.
By completing your internship with us, you’ll improve confidence, broaden your experience and develop strong clinical competence. You’ll have access to:
• An accelerated learning framework that enables you to operate safely within the quickest timeframe possible
• Be a part of two brand new projects which have a strong focus on training and development. This will help enhance your skills in clinical training
• The programs will support you in meeting your core competency requirements and give the skills and knowledge to pass the National Psychology Board exam
We will ensure that you are well supported and engaged, feel welcome and are connected to local community networks.

How to apply
Please send your resume and a cover letter outlining your suitability for this opportunity to info@myabilitycare.com.au. Applications close at 9am on Tuesday, 13 July 2022.
We would like to fill this role quickly with the right person, so we will review applications as we receive them. If this opportunity is for you, please apply by submitting your application as soon as possible.

If you wish to know more about this role, please contact HR and speak to Ghazal Hanifi on 0404 433 683 or via email ghazal.hanifi@myabilitycare.com.au

17/06/2022